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Hey. I was just thinking about you.

So, are we still going out?

Well, that depends. I can't answer a question I haven't been officially

Are you asking me out?

Yeah.

Oh.

Okay. Um, Ruthie Camden, would you please do me the honor of going out on a

with me?

Yeah. Of course I'll go out with you.

Because the only problem is I can't drive us.

My parents don't let me drive at night. It makes them too nervous.

I feel really stupid asking you out on a date, and I can't even pick you up.

Oh, that's okay. I live in a house full of licensed drivers. I'll get someone to

drive us.

As long as it's not your dad, I'm cool with it.

I don't want to ask him to drive us. That would be way too... Embarrassing?

There has to be a stronger word, but embarrassing I'll do for now.

Well, I guess I'll talk to you later so we can plan our date.

Yeah, they can plan our date.

Seven heavens, when I see their happy faces by looking back at

me.

Seven heavens, I know there's no greater feeling than the love of family.

Where can you go when the world don't treat

you right? The answer is home.

7 -7

Okay, go ahead.

We've been waiting to have this conversation for two weeks.

Waiting? More like dreading.

I just need to ask you a few questions.

Go ahead.

These past two weeks, have I been helping out with the baby? Yes, you've

very helpful with the baby.

And have you had a chance to look at my report card?

We have. Your report card is excellent.

And you like Vincent's parents?

When I met them, I thought they were very nice.

Very happy they decided to come to church.

Me too.

So, since I'm helping out around the house and I'm doing so well in school,

don't you think I deserve to go out on a date with Vincent?

A nice guy whose family you have met and like. You didn't ask us if we like

Vincent. Do you?

Yeah.

Yes. Are those yes tears or no tears?

Those are yes tears, honey. You better get out of here before they turn into

-sobs.

Okay, you can go out with Vincent.

Thanks.

Do we have to let her go?

She's not leaving home.

She's just dating.

She's old enough to start dating.

Mary and Lucy were younger when they started dating.

How can this not bother you? It's going to be her first real date. I'm not

saying it doesn't bother me.

I'm just saying that it's time for us to acknowledge that Ruthie's not the baby

of the family anymore.

She's a teenager who wants to date.

What are you thinking?

I'm thinking we shouldn't have given her two weeks to come up with such a strong

case. I think it was a mistake.

We should have found a way to buy some more time.

Buy some time? You can't buy time, Eric.

It's not possible.

I wish it were, but it's not.

I know that look.

Yes, I'm here in Glen Oak when I should be in New York, but before you panic,

things with Sarah and medical school are great.

That's actually why I'm here, not because of Sarah, but because of medical

school. I'm studying up on TENS.

Transcutaneous Electronic Nerve Stimulation.

It's a specialized birthing technique used to relieve pain, and the dean

suggested I come to Glen Oak to talk to a colleague who uses it.

This way I can watch him with his patients and see if it's something I

pursue. No, the look.

It wasn't about you. It was about Ruthie.

What about Ruthie?

Your dean's colleague wouldn't happen to know how to stop a teenage girl from

going out on her first date.

Ruthie's going out on her first date.

Good thing I'm here in case your heart gives out.

Yeah. Keep a close watch.

Who's Ruthie dating?

Her name is Vincent.

Nice guy?

He's very nice.

Good family?

Yeah. And she's been helping around the house and doing good in school?

Yeah, she has her vases covered.

So there's no way to stop her.

Afraid not.

Just thought you'd like to know. I have a date with Vincent.

I should have a talk with her.

What kind of talk?

You know what kind of talk.

No. He talked.

About sex?

Yes, about sex.

And why would you be the one to have that talk with my sister?

I got a girl pregnant in high school.

Except she wasn't pregnant.

That's hardly the point.

Still, that doesn't qualify you to talk to Ruthie about sex. I mean, besides,

Mom and Dad have talked to Ruthie about sex for years.

This is different. Now there's an actual opportunity to have sex.

And besides, for you, I don't think your parents did too well in the talk.

Simon, for example.

I think the cop in you and the brother -in -law in you are overreacting.

Then you should have a talk with her.

No one needs to talk to Ruthie.

One of us should talk to her, and whoever does should hold the baby. That

really get the point across.

She's never going to date.

Ever.

So where else can we go tomorrow night besides the promenade or the pool hall

pick up women?

Uh, I'm busy tomorrow night.

Busy with what?

I saw Ruthie as we were leaving school. She has a date tomorrow night.

So what does that have to do with us?

It doesn't have anything to do with us, but Ruthie might want me to drive her

and Vincent since I kind of got them together.

So she asked you to ask him to ask her out? And now that he has, I'm thinking I

should drive him.

Then I'll come too.

We'll chaperone them. Be the sensitive older brother types. Girls would

love that. I don't think that's a good idea.

Why not? We're helping Ruthie. And with the possibility of meeting women. It's

perfect. I don't think Ruthie would be comfortable with that.

Why not? She likes me.

Exactly.

She likes me? Likes me like she has a crush on me? Come on, I mean, it's

obvious. Remember when we went out for pizza and our dates came and Ruthie left

in tears?

Oh, so that was what that was about.

Yeah.

Does she still have a crush on me?

No, she likes Vincent.

Oh, of course.

I'm too old for her. You're too old, too experienced, too everything. Just don't

even think about it.

So we're out of Kleenex and Dad's at an official loss for words.

That can only mean one thing.

You have a date.

Yeah. Well, I'd be happy to drive you.

Thanks.

Actually, I'd be happy to drive you. Well, that's nice of you, but I'm her

brother and I'm driving her.

No, I thought I was driving you. Didn't I mention that's one of the ground

rules? Vincent and I talked about it and we don't want you to drive us.

Why?

Awkward. More like mortified.

And you wouldn't just be driving us. You'd be spying on us.

I prefer the term chaperoning. There's an easy solution here. I fix Ruthie and

Vincent up. I'll drive them. I don't know if Vincent's parents would like

You kind of have a bad reputation right now.

I didn't do anything with Zoe. Yeah, but once the suggestion's out there...

That's settled then. I'll drive you. I think that's probably best.

Oh, it seems like just yesterday when Ruthie was in diapers.

Seems that way to me, too. Oh, it's scary when your daughters start dating.

Well, it turned out well for me.

It did.

But you are just out of college and married and have a baby.

What's wrong with that?

Nothing. You think I should have waited?

Oh, no, I just pictured my daughters.

getting out and spending some time being single, working, living on their own.

Well, each girl's different. I just think that Ruthie will probably be the

who'll want to wait a while before she gets married.

Because she's more secure, confident, independent?

No. Your choices are not wrong. They're the right choices for you. I just see

Ruthie choosing another way.

Some people spend their entire lives searching for the right person to spend

rest of their life with, to start a family with.

I consider myself lucky to have found that person so soon and was able to

a family with him now. And don't forget that you also married young and started

a family right away. I realize that.

Do you have any regrets?

Of course not.

Are you sure?

Because you seem pretty hot on the idea of Ruthie doing things differently.

I'm very sure that I have no regrets.

It's just a question.

Really, I wasn't commenting on your choices.

Happy for Lucy.

Yeah, I bet first dates are fun.

Pretty soon she'll be married.

And she'll have a baby too. That means we get to live in the attic.

Maybe we can make the attic our playroom.

I'll miss Lucy when she gets married and moves out. But a new playroom sounds

good.

Hello? Oh, hey Vincent. Good news. My dad won't be driving us on a date.

Matt's not like your dad, is he?

No. He's been out of the house the longest. He's probably the least crazy

everyone here.

He's gonna be a doctor.

Oh, good. Well, that sounds normal.

So, listen, I was thinking we'd see a movie and then go to Pete's.

Maybe going to the promenade will make us feel more like we're out by

you know?

Okay. On one condition.

What's that?

You have to let me pay for the pizza if you pay for the movie.

But wouldn't that make it more like we were just hanging out?

No, it'd be fair.

I'd be more comfortable if you let me pay for something.

All right, but I was saving my allowance for this.

So did I.

All right.

Don't get me wrong. I still want it to be a real date.

Yeah, I do too.

But the whole weird dating ritual just makes me nervous.

People here are making such a big deal out of this.

Yeah, tell me about it. My parents are already planning our second date.

Are you thinking about our second date?

I was actually wondering if I could kiss you again.

Why are you asking now?

You never asked me if you could kiss me before.

Ruthie and Vincent sitting in a tree.

K -I -N -S -I -N -G.

Whoa, what's going on with you two?

Ruthie and Vincent talking on the phone. Yeah, about kissing.

Did you hear that?

No, what?

Ruthie and Vincent talking about kissing.

Did you say kissing?

But it's their first date. They shouldn't even be thinking about

Who's kissing?

Lucy! And Vincent!

Thanks for calling. I'll see you tomorrow night.

What's going on?

Are you going to argue over who gets to sit between me and Vincent at the

movies?

What?

Before any kind of dating takes place, we have to have a talk.

A long talk.

I don't think I like Vincent anymore.

What's changed since this morning?

You and Vincent talking about kissing.

Don't look at us. We want to spy on people from watching you.

And speaking of spying, I'm not just driving you and Vincent on your date.

I'm going to be watching you two like a hawk.

So, what are you going to wear tonight?

This?

Uh, well, don't you want to wear something special?

Well, this is special. It's my favorite jeans and my new sweater. I think I look

fine. Well, I'm not saying that you look bad. It's that this is a date. I mean,

your first date.

What? You know, maybe you should dress up a little. Wear something other than

jeans. Something a little more feminine. You have such pretty skirts.

You could wear one of these.

I don't want to wear a skirt. I wear those skirts to church.

I want to wear something comfortable.

Well, let's just see what's in the closet.

I know what's in the closet.

Okay.

Cute, comfortable, and perfect if the weather suddenly turns on you.

Classic, formal, and yet relaxed.

And it goes perfect with my choice. I've been able to dress myself for a long

time. Plus, you're not going on a date.

I'm going on a date, so I'd rather not make this a big deal. And I think

spending hours trying to pick out a skirt makes this date a really big deal.

Oh, I just got home.

I'm going to get the car filled up and washed. I'll be done in plenty of time

pick up Vincent.

Oh, you don't have to pick him up. His parents will drop him off at 7 .30.

No, that wouldn't be right, considering it's your first date. I should pick him

up, then drive him over and pick you up.

Why?

Because Vincent should pick you up.

He should come to the door and walk you to the car and open the car door for

you. But with you actually driving?

Yes, that's how it should work. Take my word for it.

Okay, I'll call him and let him know, but that really isn't necessary, and

neither is getting the car washed and filled up with gas. We're just going to

the promenade.

It can't take that much gas to get to the promenade.

We could probably coast there on fumes.

Yeah, but if I were going out with a beautiful girl, I'd get the car filled

and washed, so that's what I'm going to do. I want your first date to be

perfect. You know, come to think of it, I should probably get the car detailed.

I've got time.

How are you doing?

I was doing fine, but now I'm starting to get nervous because everyone's making

such a big deal out of my date.

What do you mean?

Apparently a girl can't go out on a date unless she's wearing a skirt and riding

around in a detailed car.

I'd be fine if everyone would stop making such a big deal out of it.

And everyone includes you, too.

It's not like I've never been out for pizza or to a movie with a guy before.

Someone always went with you and Peter. This is different.

It's not that different.

You'll be alone.

Yeah, just us and all the other people who happen to be at the promenade eating

and shopping.

Do you know how many times I've been to the promenade?

That's not the point. The point is no making out at the movies. That can lead

other things, like, you know. I'm not going to be making out in public. And

makes you think I would do something like that?

It's not that I don't trust you. I don't trust him.

I don't trust any teenage boy. I'm a cop.

Trust me. Teenage boys are trouble.

Every teenage boy?

Maybe not, but most of them get into trouble at some time. And they get into

trouble with girls. Make sure you're not the girl. Got it? Got it. And thanks

for this sensitive, informative talk.

But are you sure it's Vincent you don't trust?

Or are you just afraid that I have the same genetic makeup as Lucy, the make

-out queen?

Okay, Lucy and I made out on the first date because it was love at first sight,

and she was over 18, and so was I.

You were referring to Lucy and me, right?

Yeah, of course.

I was just on my way downstairs to go get some water.

I'm very thirsty. All this talk about my date has made my throat dry.

Hey, big night, huh?

Not as big as everyone's trying to make it.

Pizza plus movie equals no big deal.

Well, don't forget to add...

The guy you like, which happens to make it a big deal.

Yeah, I like him.

Which reminds me, I've got to call him.

Is it personal? Do you need privacy?

Can I break the pattern now?

No, thanks. I don't need any privacy.

Sorry, we're out. Please leave a message.

Hi, Vincent.

It's Ruthie.

Matt's going to pick you up at your house at 7 .30.

Then he's going to drive back over to my house and pick me up.

It's a long story.

See you later. Bye.

That's good. That way he can come up to the door and he can walk you to the car.

Yeah, but you've already met Vincent and so has Mom.

So I'm not expecting you to do some weird interrogation or take pictures or

anything.

Please.

No, of course not.

Can I get that in writing?

Isn't it illegal to do your homework on Friday night?

It's better than doing it Saturday night.

You forgot about Sunday night.

That's when I do my homework. Me and all the other normal people.

Besides, you can't do your homework tonight anyways. We're going out.

Where?

Wherever Ruthie's going.

We can't just follow her on our date.

Can we? I don't see why not.

Where are they going?

To a movie at the Promenade and then for pizza at Pete's.

That doesn't seem too hard.

That's where we usually hang out. Yeah.

We could probably make it look like we're not just watching them and

goes to the promenade on Friday night.

Shouldn't be any big deal, right?

We don't even really have to follow them. We could just be there. Yeah, and

we happen to see Ruthie and Vincent on their date, it would be a coincidence.

Not something that we planned.

I don't want to get her upset or anything because you never know what'll

You know, in the future.

No, I don't know. You don't have any weird ideas like actually dating Ruthie

sometime in the future, do you?

Of course not.

Maybe. You know, if we were to go to the same college in a few years. And if she

were a freshman in college and I was a junior.

You know, maybe.

No, just don't even think about it.

Why not? Because I know you. That's why not.

You're saying I'm not good enough to go out with Ruthie? It's not a matter of

not being good enough.

She's just young and innocent and sweet and...

You're not thinking about dating her in the future, are you?

No, no, I'm not. She's like a sister to me.

You even said she's like a sister to you, remember? When you introduced her

those girls, you said Ruthie was like a younger sister. You can't date your

sister. Are you trying to convince me or yourself I would never date Ruthie? If

you never lived with the Camdens and you just met her, would you ask her out?

No. She's a nice girl, she's really cute, and I like her, but I can't even

of her in terms of dating. I can't either.

Except for maybe in a few years.

Like I said, girls grow up.

And that includes Ruthie.

Well, let's just make sure she doesn't grow up too fast.

I think we should go with Ruthie to the movies and have a pizza.

Yeah, I think so too.

I think you'll let us go with her.

Sure, she always lets us go with her. She likes us.

It's a special night.

She didn't include us.

She probably just forgot.

We should put our clothes back on.

It's a date. We should wear something nice.

Yeah, like we're going to church.

Hey, we put together some outfits. Do you want to see them?

Not. Really? Oh, come on. Let us be part of this. There's only one first date.

Yeah, and your first date is special. And getting ready is half the fun. I

I remember my first date.

Jimmy Moon.

Did you wear a skirt?

I don't remember. I just remember that he came over and we watched a French

and it was so romantic.

Well, it wasn't a real date. You were just in the living room.

It was a date for me. I was only 13.

Did you make out with him?

I kissed him. Who was the first person you made out with?

Uh, well, there was Big Lips, and he was a horrible kisser.

And then there was Robbie's brother, and, oh, he was a great kisser.

Which one?

Both of them.

I'm not sure I'm comfortable with this conversation.

Who was your first date?

Jack.

He was something else.

We had two best friends, Sam and Hal, and they all wanted to date me.

Did you date them?

Well, yeah.

There was quite a competition going on for a while, but of course the three of

them ended up not being friends. But I'm... But... But you don't need to be

making out on your first date.

Oh, of course not.

But I have already kissed this guy. Yeah, I heard that.

Wait, you... I haven't heard that. When did you kiss him? When he came over that

first night with his parents.

And? And he kissed me.

And I liked it.

Well, you know, sometimes when a girl likes a boy, and a boy likes a girl,

if you think the three of us are going to have some awkward sex talk, forget

Kevin already talked to me, and that's all the awkward I can take for one

I told him not to do that. Why would he do that?

Because he thinks that you and Dad aren't that effective.

Is that right?

I hate to disturb you, Miss Makeout Queen, but your daughter is calling.

You told me how much you and Kevin loved making out when you first met.

Oh, yeah.

That.

I think she's a little young in every detail of our courtship. Sorry.

So, are you almost ready?

I've been ready since yesterday.

Didn't we just put your pajamas on? Yeah, but we decided to go on a date

Ruthie.

It's a date. You can't go.

Sorry. This is a very special night. It's just Ruthie and Vincent going out

movie and for pizza alone.

Just the two of them.

I don't know why they can't go.

It's Ruthie's brother, Matt Camden.

Hey, they're not at home.

What?

They left hours ago, the whole family.

They're not home.

You look beautiful.

That outfit is just perfect.

It really is.

Okay, I love you all, but if you love me, you'll leave me.

Please, everyone, stop making a big deal out of this. Just, everyone, out.

I thought I said no pictures.

Sorry, I thought the flash was off.

We just wanted to see you off.

Well, I'm sure you'll be waiting by the door when I get home.

Look. I'm wearing the outfit Mom and Lucy picked out for me.

I'm letting Matt drive me and Vincent. I had to talk with Kevin, and... I'd

appreciate it, Dad, if you wouldn't get too emotional.

I mean, I know this is a big deal for you, but please, leave.

We're going with you.

Yeah. You can't go.

You can't.

It's a date.

I'll do something with you tomorrow, I promise.

But we put on suits for this, and we even zipped on our own ties.

Well, thanks. I appreciate the effort, but I never said you could go, and you

can't. What would you do if he tried to kiss you?

Then I plan to kiss him back. There's nothing wrong with a simple goodnight

kiss.

We don't like it.

Well, you don't have to like it.

Scoot.

Where is this kid?

I was supposed to pick him up for a date with my sister. It's her first date. It

has to be perfect.

This is the worst thing that could have happened.

Oh, Vincent's going out with Ruthie.

You're Matt Camden, right?

I'm Irving Peale, your pharmacist.

Peale's pharmacy on the promenade.

You know this kid, this Vincent?

Oh, Vincent's okay. He probably just got scared and left.

Are you going to wait?

Yes, I'm going to wait here all night if I have to.

Hey, could you do me a favor?

I'm going to call my dad, but I need you to ask for him in case my sister

answers the phone.

Don't worry.

I'm a doctor.

Not yet.

Hello? Oh, hello. Can I speak to Dad?

Who's Dad?

We have a problem.

We have a problem?

What's the problem?

Vincent is not home.

He and his family left.

The three of them are AWOL.

AWOL?

Who's AWOL?

I'm going to wait for him. I'll call you back later. Bye.

So what do you know about this Vincent kid?

Ruthie, guess what?

What?

I'm going to pick you up for our date tonight.

But I thought you weren't allowed to drive at night.

Well, my parents said that since I've had my license for six months, they

me to drive tonight.

And we just needed to get my insurance paperwork finalized, and I didn't want

say anything yesterday, you know, because I wanted to surprise you. But my

parents and I just got my insurance set up, so I'll be right over to pick you

up. So we're going out tonight? Just the two of us?

Yep.

Great.

Well, look, I don't want to be late, so my parents are coming with me, but then

we'll drop them off, and for the rest of the night, we'll just be the two of us.

Great. Bye, Vincent.

Bye, Ruthie.

Hello? Hi, Ruthie.

Where are you?

I went to pick up Vincent, but his dad was having pains in his side, and his

neighbor Irving said they went to the hospital.

to go right over there and see what's going on.

I'll call you back.

What's going on?

Nothing.

I'm going to check on the baby and the boys.

I'll just go help Annie check on the baby and the boys.

Ruthie's getting stood up. Where does this kid live? Nobody stands Ruthie up

gets away with it. It doesn't matter where he lives. He's not home.

Matt's over there.

This is horrible. What should we do?

Ruthie cannot be stood up on her first date. She cannot find out about this.

This is not the memory she should have.

What's happening?

What's going on?

Hey, Ruthie.

Hi. Where's Martin?

Oh, we were supposed to go out, but Martin wants to do his homework.

Oh. You're supposed to go out too, aren't you?

Yeah. My date's running a little late.

I'm going to get some water. You want some?

Sure.

You know, if this guy doesn't get here soon, then maybe we could hang out

together. As friends, just hanging out.

What are you talking about?

You know, in high school there's a big difference between 15 and 17.

But if there wasn't a big difference in 15 and 17, then I have to tell you that

I'd be interested in taking you out myself.

What do you know?

What?

Martin told you.

I have no idea what you're talking about.

Thanks a lot.

For? Do I look stupid? You told him.

We should have known better than to let Ruthie plan a date with some guy whose

parents know nothing about parenting.

It's not my fault. I didn't know the guy was going to stand her up.

What's going on?

You're getting stood up.

But can we still go out?

Are you sure? I'm getting stood up. I mean, maybe Vincent's just running a

little late.

Matt called.

He said Vincent's dad went to the hospital with pains in his side.

So he said he was going over to the emergency room to see if he could find

anything out.

Oh, we didn't know.

Yeah, that's what Matt said, but I don't know if I believe him.

Maybe you and my dad can go check on the baby with Sam and David.

Sure.

You know, sometimes guys get scared about dating and relationships and that

of thing, and they do stupid things.

Really? Yes, and sometimes they make plans, and then they think about those

plans too much, and then sometimes, well, then they just can't go through

those plans. It happens.

Used to happen to you all the time, right?

Well, not all the time. Well, it's not going to happen to me.

I'm going to go downstairs and sit on the couch and wait for Vincent.

I'll wait all night if I have to.

And I'll wait tomorrow night and the next night and every night for years to

come until Vincent rings the doorbell and we go out together on my first real

date.

Hi.

Hi.

See? Told you. He's here.

So, Matt found you?

I left you a message at your home that Matt was going to pick you up at your

house. So, he's probably still there.

So, if he's there and he didn't know I was coming here, all of you thought I

stood her up?

No. Of course not. Don't be silly.

I'll get it.

See, my mom and dad took me by the insurance office to make sure I was

as, you know, a real driver.

And they're in the car right now, but then we're going to drop them off and

we're going to go to the promenade.

Hold on just a minute. The two of you in a car together?

Alone?

It's Matt.

Hello?

Hi, Ruthie.

It's looking pretty bad.

Acupendicitis. They're going to have to operate, but... But I'll stand by. I

guess you'll just have to reschedule your date.

Well, of course, someone should be with Vincent.

Right.

I'll ask Dad to take me over to the hospital so I can wait with him.

Uh, so, Vincent, it's your first time driving alone?

Well, technically, I've been driving for six months.

Yeah, but it's nighttime, and I don't know about this.

I don't think it's a good idea.

Definitely not.

No way.

Bad idea.

Really bad idea.

I'm sure Vincent is a good driver.

I am, really. I mean, I got an A in driver's training the third time I took

The first few times I just considered practice.

I'm sure they'll be fine.

You two go. Have a nice time.

Don't be late. Thank you.

Go ahead, follow them. You know you want to.

What are you doing here?

So it wasn't appendicitis. That's great.

Have fun, you two.

See you later. Have a good time.

Thank you for offering to drive, Vincent and Ruthie, but Vincent can drive now.

There's no need.

Mom and Dad are okay with this? Yep. And by the way, thanks.

If he had stood me up, that was a really good story.

No, it wasn't. I panicked.

You look too young to drive.

Bet I have my license and insurance.

We're blocks in the promenade.

So maybe you could just walk.

Maybe not.

It happens all the time.

Good night.

Would you feel better if Ruthie went out with a group?

I'd feel better if Ruthie were right here with us.

Honestly, I don't understand this dating and group thing anyway. It seems to me

if you go out with someone, you'd want that person to pay attention to you and

get to know you.

Otherwise, your memory of the date is filled with other people.

Yeah, I don't quite understand the group dating thing either.

It seems to make it all a little too casual.

It seems to go from hanging out to hooking up. I don't know about that. It

seems like the old -fashioned way is the best way. But then again, my little

baby's alone with a guy.

Yeah.

Should I kiss you?

Yeah, kiss me, but make it quick.

Can I try to speak with you so I have better aim?

No way, I can see things better from where I'm sitting.

If that's the case, then I definitely want to switch seats with you.

I'd actually like to move up a couple of rows.

I'll find where I'm at.

I think you should let them have their first date in peace.

Come on.

Let's go.

I'm a police officer.

Then you should know better.

Good night.

Good night.

You are way too interested in kissing.

Can't help it. I'm a Camden.

Did you have a nice time?

Yeah, I did.

And sorry you guys got kicked out of the movies. The ending was great.

Will you be going out with Vincent again?

I don't know. But from what I understand, now begins the painful

waiting for him to call.

I was never good at dating. Dating stinks. Marriage is great, but dating

I'm happy I don't have to do it again.

Somehow I think it's going to be different for me.

Besides, the more you date, the better you get at it.

Just kidding.

Good night.

Good night.

Good

night,

Mom. Good night, Dad.

Did you have a good time?

Yeah, pretty good.

I got through it.

What does that mean?

It means she likes him, but she doesn't want us to know.

Kiss me, out of the bearded barley, nightly,

beside the green, green grass, swing, swing, swing the spinning

step, you wear those shoes and I will wear that dress.

Oh, kiss me, beneath the milky twilight, lead me,

out on the...

I told you she had a good time.

Thank God.

Thanks.

Hello?

Take the trail marked on your father's map Oh, give me

Hey,

it's Scott Wolfe. You can catch a fresh episode of Everwood next.